Clutch Master & Slave Cylinder

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That seems like low mileage to be having cylinder problems. I didn't replace the master and slave cylinder on my Nissan Hardbody till 250k miles. The fluid can make a big difference though. If it's dirty or cloudy it can affect clutch performance. IMO it would be worth a shot to drain the clutch fluid out, refill it all with new fluid, then bleed the master/slave cylinders again.

It's also possible you've got some air in the lines. Bleeding a clutch can be a real pain. It took me a few times before I got all the air out of my truck's clutch when I replaced the cylinders.